Killer Frost! (as seen in Firestorm)

PERSONAL DATA
Alter Ego: I: Dr. Crystal Frost II: Dr. Louise Lincoln
Occupation: I,II: Former Scientist, now Professional Criminal
Marital Status: I,II: Single
Known Relatives: I,II: None
Group Affiliation: I: Secret Society of Super-Villains II: None
Base of Operations: I,II: Mobile
First Appearance: I: FIRESTORM #3 II: (as Louise) FURY OF FIRESTORM #20 (as Killer Frost) FURY OF FIRESTORM #34
Height: I: 5'4" II: 5'3"
Weight: I: 123 lbs. II: 105 lbs.
Eyes: I,II: Blue
Hair: I,II: Blond, later blue

HISTORY
Dr. Crystal Frost was an extremely withdrawn young woman who sought to be accepted as an equal by her fellow scientists, but felt herself instead to be the victim of prejudice against women. While studying at Hudson University she fell in love with one of her teachers, Dr. Martin Stein [Is this what happened to all women when they went to college in the fifties and sixties? Even though they could have had great careers in science and medicine, they're still looking for a man? So they have a relationship with their professor, have their hearts broken, then use their scientific genius to become a super-villain (see Poison Ivy)? What a great time to be a male college professor!]. Years later, Stein visited a scientific project she was working on in the Arctic. She was shocked to learn that Stein was not and never had been in love with her.

Dr. Frost accidentally locked herself in a thermofrost chamber, and as a result was transformed into a superhuman being. Calling herself Killer Frost, she sought vengeance on her allegedly prejudiced male colleagues [Sure. "Allegedly." Wouldn't want to assume the worst of members of a nerdy male science club that already have huge chips on their shoulders because they're too awkward to casually speak with women and thus blame women themselves for never showing any interest in them.] and on Stein [Because fuck him for not wanting the same things she wanted.] by absorbing all the heat from their bodies. However, Stein joined with student Ronnie Raymond [No wonder Stein wasn't interested in her.] to become Firestorm (see Firestorm), who defeated Killer Frost.

Killer Frost spent months imprisoned within a deep freeze unit. After escaping, she went to Dr. Louise Lincoln, whom she had known in college. Lincoln told her that her months-long imprisonment in the unit was rapidly killing her. Knowing she was dying, Killer Frost went on a rampage. Finally, Firestorm allowed her to absorb much of his own energy, which was so intense that it consumed her [They leave out the intent here! Did Firestorm do it to try to save her? Or did he want her to die?!].

Believing that her former friend deserved to live more than she [What?! Why?], Louise Lincoln performed an experiment that turned her into the new Killer Frost. Lincoln insanely believes that by doing so, she has allowed Crystal Frost to live again, and Lincoln has allowed her role as Killer Frost to overwhelm her own identity. This second Killer Frost has teamed up with the terrorist Plastique (see Plastique) to battle Firestorm, but he defeated them both.

POWERS & WEAPONS
Killer Frost needs to absorb heat in order to survive. Hence, Killer Frost can kill people by kissing them [Once again, see Poison Ivy. Was this the only way women could defeat men in the Silver Age? But they were unable to harm other women thanks to the Comics Code Authority!] and simultaneously draining the warmth from their bodies [Can she also kill by putting her cold feet up against the partner she's under the covers with?]. If she succeeds in draining all of a person's warmth, he will die. However, she is highly vulnerable to cold, which causes her own energy to drain from her body, eventually rendering her immobile.

Killer Frost can project waves of coldness from her body that can freeze virtually anything. She can thus create sheets of ice, or shoot spearlike icicles at opponents. She often gestures when using her powers, but can project waves of coldness from her eyes, or even freeze things by touching or walking on them. Killer Frost can even appear to levitate herself by causing swirling cold air to support her weight.

Firestorm! (as seen in Firestorm!)

Part 20 of an at least 52 part series of Who’s Who entries of New 52 characters (but probably a whole lot more what with cancellations and all).

PERSONAL DATA
Alter Egos: Ronald (Ronnie) Raymond (originally Rockwell) and Professor Martin Stein [Now, of course, Jason Rusch playing the part of the smart half.]
Occupation: (Raymond) College Student, (Stein) Physics Professor at Vandermeer University, former designer of Hudson Nuclear Facility, former employee of Concordance Research Corporation [Jeezly Crow! This category wasn't "Resume"!]
Marital Status: (Raymond) Single (Stein) Divorced [You'd think they'd throw a comma in their somewhere.]
Known Relatives: (Raymond) Edward Raymond (originally Rockwell, father [What's with the originally Rockwell crap?]), Elaine Rockwell (mother, deceased [Do I sense some incest happening here? Is that why the name change!?]), (Stein) Clarissa Clemens (wife, divorced)
Group Affliliation: Justice League of America
Base of Operations: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, formerly New York City
First Appearance: FIRESTORM #1
Height: (Firestorm) 6'2" (Raymond) 6'1" (Stein)5'10"
Weight: (Firestorm) 202 lbs. (Raymond) 179 lbs. (Stein) 161 lbs.
Eyes: (Firestorm) White (no pupils) (Raymond) Blue (Stein) Brown
Hair: (Firestorm) Inapplicable [Yes it is! The color you want is FIRE! Fire is the color you want!] (Raymond) Brown (Stein) Gray [Or Grey.]

HISTORY
"Nobel prizewinning physicist Professor Martin Stein designed the Hudson Nuclear Facility, a fully automated nuclear generating plant. His former assistant, Dr. Danton Black (see Multiplex), falsely accused Stein of stealing his plans for the plant, causing the government to forbid the plant's opening until Black's charges were investigated. Stein, however, was determined to start the plant's operation that night.

That evening high school student Ronnie Raymond decided to join Edward Earhart's anti-nuclear power group [Oh! Oh! Irony!], which was protesting the facility's opening. Raymond, however, objected when he learned that Earhart planned to blow up the plant. Stein activated the plant's nuclear reactor. Earhart knocked both Raymond and Stein unconscious and left them in the main reactor room with a bomb [I think some pertinent information was left out for space. How did they all get in the reactor? Why was Ronnie inside with Earhart after protesting the protest? How did Earhart knocking them out?]. Raymond revived moments before the bomb exploded, increasing the scale of the ongoing nuclear reaction [Wait. The act of Raymond reviving increased the nuclear reaction?]. Raymond and Stein were bombarded with radiation and fused into the Nuclear man called Firestorm. Firestorm captured Earhart, became a super-hero, [Spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on therapy,] and eventually joined the Justice League of America (see Justice League of America)."

POWERS & WEAPONS
"Through an act of will on the part of either man, Ronnie Raymond and Martin Stein can fuse to become the composite super-human being called Firestorm. Apparently Raymond and Stein must be within a certain undefined radius of each other in order to merge [Probably six inches! Wokka wokka wokka!]. When the merger occurs, the man who did not will the merger [This is getting into dicey legal territory, I think.] vanishes altogether, and Firestorm appears in the place of the man who willed the merger. Although the two men's bodies fuse [I knew this whole Firestorm thing was simply a romantic analogy.], their consciousnesses remain mostly separate. Because only Raymond was conscious at the time of Firestorm's creation, it is his consciousness that controls the Nuclear Man, although Stein's can offer advice. If, however, Raymond is unconscious when the merger occurs [Okay, now I KNOW that's illegal!], Stein's consciousness controls Firestorm. When Firestorm turns back to Raymond and Stein, the two men appear next to each other.

Firestorm's principal power is the ability to perceive and rearrange the atomic and molecular structure of matter, so as to change its form or transmute it. He can alter the density of objects, including his own body, even so as to render them intangible. Firestorm can project bolts of nuclear energy, fly at great speed, and absorb explosive force and radiation into his body harmlessly. However, if he directs his power against organic matter other than himself, he causes only an energy feedback that may harm him. Also, he cannot project energy bolts while he is intangible.

Firestorm's hair appears to be aflame, but this effect does not harm him."